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Asked by pritam | 13 Dec, 2009, 04:58: PM
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law is law of constant proportion.

In the first case the ratio of nItrogen:hydrogen is 14:3

IN second case the ratio is 56:9

TO fixed the mass of hydrogen we get the ratio of nItrogen:hydrogen is 14:3

In both the cases the ratio is same.

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